Commercial cleaning in Porthmadog

Yes, and it is a big part of what we do here through the season. What matters is the handover window — guests out, property cleaned and checked, guests in, usually the same day. We plan the round in advance. If you manage several properties, give us the season and we will resource it.

More often than inland. The Glaslyn estuary is tidal and the prevailing south-westerly carries salt straight up it, so glass hazes over noticeably within a few weeks on an exposed elevation. Premises on the harbour front and along the Cob generally want a monthly frequency through the season; something tucked behind the high street can usually go longer. We will tell you honestly which you are after the first visit.

Yes, but by soft washing. Much of the older stock here is painted render over rubble stone, and a pressure lance strips the paint and drives water into the wall.

Yes. Post-construction cleaning to a handover programme is our main commercial work, and the housing and conversion schemes around Porthmadog and Tremadog are exactly that. We price off a site visit rather than a drawing, issue RAMS and the SSIP certificate with the quote, and scale the crew to the completion date. If the date has already moved once, tell us — it usually has, and it changes how we resource it.

The whole peninsula. Criccieth, Pwllheli, Abersoch, Nefyn and the villages between them are a normal run for us from Porthmadog, and we treat the Llŷn as one working area rather than a series of separate call-outs. There is no call-out charge anywhere on it.